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Takeaways from Day 1 2026 Blackhawks Development Camp
The Chicago Blackhawks held Day 1 of their development camp, which runs from June 29 through July 2. 19 prospects are in attendance, and they are bringing back on-ice activities…
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The Wild Must Proceed With Caution On Steven Stamkos
With the NHL trade deadline quickly approaching, reports are swirling about who Bill Guerin might acquire as his next big swing to contend this season. The Minnesota Wild are connected to players like Vincent Trochek and Robert Thomas. Still, everyone in Minnesota should be keeping an eye on Steven...
Men’s Golf: Sullivan places third, Northwestern earns fifth at the Colleton River Collegiate
Northwestern rebounded from a tough opening round and finished fifth at Colleton River Collegiate in Bluffton, S.C.. The field was not as strong as usual for NU — and a good bit weaker than the that of the Prestige at PGA West two weeks ago, where the ’Cats finished sixth — but it still included […]
Calgary Flames mulling over final trade offers for Nazem Kadri
The Calgary Flames are closing in on moving Nazem Kadri and are trying to maximize the return in the ongoing bidding war. Kadri's made it clear to GM Craig Conroy he'll accept a trade this season, and prefers to be moved to a contender. The Utah Mammoth, Dallas Stars, Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Boston Bruins, and Montreal Canadiens have all been rumored to have made offers for Kadri in the past two weeks. Conroy is looking for a first-round pick and a top prospect in return for t...
Many Raiders fan are behind Rob Leonard promotion
Rob Leonard has been selected by new Las Vegas Raiders’ head coach as his defensive coordinator and it is the most important assistant in the staff. And many Raiders fans are totally on board with the promotion of Leonard. He spent the past three seasons as the team’s defensive line coach. We recently asked our […]
Familiar issues haunt Sixers with Joel Embiid out
At the NBA trade deadline, the Sixers only subtracted from their roster. They moved Jared McCain and Eric Gordon and received no NBA player in return. Daryl Morey was asked at his post-deadline presser if he believed in his team’s depth: “We feel like we’re a deep team. Again, people might not agree, but we […]
49ers free agency profile: Is Joel Bitonio the stopgap answer at left guard?
Until the Trent Williams situation has a resolution, the San Francisco 49ers’ biggest need along the offensive line is at left guard. The left guard spot was a revolving door in 2025 due to health and skill issues after Aaron Banks left for not-so-green pastures in Green Bay last offseason. Since Banks left, these players […]
Hangout in the Holy Land: Talking Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament with Thomas Costello
The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 60 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Alex is away for a couple […]
Oilers Game Notes: Senators arrive in Edmonton for battle of teams who can’t get a save
The Edmonton Oilers wrapped up their California road trip with one win and two losses. They’re back home now for a brief stop before hitting the road again following Friday’s trade deadline. First up are the Ottawa Senators, a team trying to claw its way back into the Eastern Conference playoff race. Ottawa Senators at…
MTPS: Five Things I Think I Think Heading Into The Deadline
The trade deadline is here, and chaos is coming. From goalie desperation in Edmonton to what a Trocheck deal could signal about Igor Shesterkin, here’s what I think I think before the madness begins.
AL West Preview – Athletics Pitchers, too much heat in the kitchen
A day ago, there was cause for concern and/or curiosity depending on your perspective of the Sacramento Athletics. Today, the same is true, but inverted in its perspective as we shift from the fearsome and frightening young position player core of the new A’s onto their highly suspect pitching staff. In their first season in […]
How to watch UNC Basketball take on Clemson
Tonight’s game is important, for multiple reasons. We’ve talked about that in the preview and in the three things to watch, but truly there are some things that transcend just playing a basketball game. Things above seeding in the ACC Tournament and how things may fall in the NCAA Tournament. In this case that is […]
Marcus Caldeira scores first-half hat trick in professional debut, leads Minnesota past Austin FC II
Marcus Caldeira scored a hat trick in his professional debut — three goals before halftime, in a 4-2 road win for Minnesota United’s reserve team over Austin FC II on Sunday night. The former West Virginia forward opened the scoring in the 3rd minute off a press interception, doubled it in the 21st on a […]
Scouting Jets defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat
Last week, the Jets agreed to trade defensive end Jermaine Johnson to the Tennessee Titans for defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat. Today, we break down Sweat in detail. The 24-year old Sweat is listed at 6’4″ and 366 pounds and was a second round pick out of Texas. He was named to the all-rookie team in […]
Why Iowa State’s Audi Crooks is etching her name in the history books
Before she owned the paint in Ames, Audi Crooks owned the state of Iowa. At Bishop Garrigan High School, Crooks didn’t just dominate — she overwhelmed. Her 49-point performance in the 2023 Iowa Class 1A state title game wasn’t just a scoring outburst. It was a statement. A declaration that she was operating on a […]
Grading the Mets’ minor roster moves
It was another active offseason on the margins for the Mets. Let’s see how they did. Bats Mike Tauchman, signed to a minor league deal only days before camp opened, is far and away the best player we’ll cover here. He’s coming off a season with a .356 OBP, a 115 wRC+, platoon-neutral performance, and […]
Royals Reloaded: What Starling Marte Means for Kansas City
The Royals made a move — and it could reshape the lineup. In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco break down the Kansas City Royals’ signing of Starling Marte, analyzing how his bat fits into the lineup and what it means for roster construction moving forward. The hosts […]
Syracuse women’s basketball: the Orange’s resume heading into the ACC Tournament
March is officially here and the Syracuse Orange women’s basketball team is now under two weeks away from knowing whether it will be one of the 68 teams going dancing this month. Syracuse will at least one more game (and hopefully more) this week as it and the rest of the conference head off to […]
The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Mountain West Transfer Portal Classes
This week’s edition of “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly” highlights the third week of our recruiting series. Over the last two weeks, we have reviewed how each Mountain West and PAC 12 school did in the world of high school and junior college recruiting. This week, we are going to turn our focus to […]
Does Bryce Harper need a star performance in the World Baseball Classic?
We’ve heard from Bryce Harper a lot this off-season. He’s been active on Instagram, talking about blood ozonation and wearing “Not Elite” T-shirts. He’s held court in Clearwater discussing Dave Dombrowski’s now-famous post-season comments, and he’s been on podcasts like “Bussin’ the Boys” and, on Monday, ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show. After an off-season stewing over […]
NFL Draft prospects who could replace the top Seahawks free agents
Free agency is almost here, and in typical fashion, the Seattle Seahawks haven’t taken care of their top unrestricted free agents just yet. Historically, this front office tends to move closer to the official start of the league year (or within the first few waves of signings) so the current silence isn’t exactly alarming. Still, […]
2026 MLB Team Preview Series: The Athletics
The Athletics have been a franchise full of turmoil on and off the field for some time now. The 2025 campaign saw the organization play its home games at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, its first of at least three seasons after leaving Oakland in search of a new home in Las Vegas. However, […]
Where are your former Cardinals now? RB Stump Mitchell
The Arizona Cardinals are the oldest continuous professional American Football team in the United States. They began as an athletic club team that would play other athletic clubs and gyms, and small-to-medium city teams situated regionally, where a day trip on a train could get them there and back in the same 24-hour period. The […]
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Rutgers Athletics Debuts Scarlet Knight Enterprises; Oliver Luck Named Chairman
Rutgers Athletics has debuted Scarlet Knight Enterprises, an organization that will lead everything from multimedia rights to corporate partnerships and more. According to Zinn, Scarlet Knight Enterprises will handle ticket strategy, NIL efforts, and absorb the Scarlet Asset Management Company (SAMCO) while taking on all the responsibilities that SAMCO previously held. This move will unify […]
Remembering Roger Maris
Fans of the Kansas City Athletics endured many disappointments during the team’s thirteen-year stay at Municipal. Where do we start? The many, often lopsided trades to the Yankees? How about the fact that the team never had a winning record during its stay in Kansas City? Then, of course, there’s the move. The move was […]
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